ulrikhansen54

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We built an agent that runs our AI data platform(encord.com)
6 points by ulrikhansen54 3mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Largest open-source multimodal AI dataset(e-mm1.github.io)
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by ulrikhansen54 11mo ago
Congrats on the launch guys. I remember meeting ya'll in SF. What happened to your HF model/project?
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by ulrikhansen54 2y ago
Awesome model - thank you! Are you guys planning to provide any guidance on fine-tuning?
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by ulrikhansen54 2y ago
A colleague of mine has written up a quick explainer on the key features ( https://encord.com/blog/segment-anything-model-2-sam-2/ ). The memory attention module for keeping track of objects throughout a video is ve
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by ulrikhansen54 3y ago
Those are both great tools. However, there are a number of differences, but the two most prominent are that: 1) Encord Active automatically analyses internal metrics to find the most relevant data and labels to focus on to improve model per
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by ulrikhansen54 3y ago
We run usage-based and tiered pricing, but we haven't gotten around to building out a self-serve "sign-up-with-credit-card" product yet. For all the advances in Stripe and automated billing, these things still take some time
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by ulrikhansen54 3y ago
We base our pricing on your user and consumption scale and would be happy to discuss this with you directly. Please feel free to explore the OS version of Active at https://github.com/encord-team/encord-active . Note th
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by ulrikhansen54 3y ago
Yes - the tool can definitely help with that. We combine the newest embedding models with various other heuristics to help identify performance outliers in your unseen data.
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Launch HN: Encord (YC W21) – Unit testing for computer vision models
91 points by ulrikhansen54 3y ago|16 comments
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We tried injecting hallucinogenics into vision models(github.com)
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by ulrikhansen54 3y ago
Some. But they are replicated in (most) competitive alternatives out there, including Adobe.
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by ulrikhansen54 3y ago
It takes me 2 seconds to switch to a different design tool. Adobe has 30K employees and been around for 30 years. Figma is a small scrappy startup. It seems pretty preposterous to me that the deal will have any meaningful impact on consumer
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Why AI Is the Mother of All Unicorns(encord.com)
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by ulrikhansen54 3y ago
They also have an insane amount of traffic - very envious, they'll be able to capitalise on other things as soon as they start to build commercial products people are willing to pay big money for.
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by ulrikhansen54 3y ago
How do you plan to expand the functionality? I've been looking for a more modern alternative to OpenCV for a while - especially replacements some of the aged object tracking functions, there's been a wad of new stuff coming out th
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Meta-Transformer: A unified framework for multimodal learning(kxgong.github.io)
106 points by ulrikhansen54 3y ago|35 comments
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I Just Went to SF, and It Feels Empty Despite the AI Boom(theguardian.com)
1 points by ulrikhansen54 3y ago|1 comments
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Advice to Harvard Students and Alums: ‘Don’t Gratuitously Drop the H-Bomb’(wsj.com)
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by ulrikhansen54 3y ago
Indeed, asking the wrong question is like being fed to the wolves..
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by ulrikhansen54 3y ago
Very interesting -- had not seen that. Indeed, I think they could do with a bit of a makeover. Their ad platform is also terrible, way worse than Twitter's, so it is both good and bad that they're feeling a bit of a pinch I suppos
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by ulrikhansen54 3y ago
Their traffic is rumoured to be down 25-30% after ChatGPT was released, so good to see that they are doing something to keep the community alive in the new era of GenAI.
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by ulrikhansen54 3y ago
The docs are still terrible, coupled with AWS / GCP docs around these things it makes it near impossible to get this stuff to work without investing a significant amount of time.
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by ulrikhansen54 3y ago
That's what I meant -- ha, yes, sorry -- I am not the author : -)
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by ulrikhansen54 3y ago
This is by far the best piece I've ever written on the impact AI will have on society & the most articulate response to the hysteria gripping the discourse.
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by ulrikhansen54 3y ago
More powerful chips are great, but NVIDIA really ought to focus some of their best folks on ironing out some of the quirks of using their CUDA software and actually getting stuff to run on their hardware in a simpler manner. Anyone who&#x27
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by ulrikhansen54 3y ago
He's been contradicting himself on various podcasts, too. The guy is hot air.
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by ulrikhansen54 3y ago
New architectures and models will inevitably replace LLMs, and it'll probably happen pretty quickly. The models we're using today will be outdated in 12 months time. The next big thing will a fusion of LLMs, LVMs (large vision mod
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by ulrikhansen54 3y ago
There are several stories of companies going from $0 to >$5M ARR in just a few months with the boom in LLM-driven applications. The downside for these types of apps is that churn rates are through the roof, and will probs die when the LL
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by ulrikhansen54 3y ago
we'll be in the terabyte architectures soon enough : - )

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